sorcelled

Definitions

simple past and past participle of sorcell: alternative form of ensorcelled (“bewitched, enchanted”).

form-of, participle, past, rare

Examples

“It blows above the blue Far-vistaed Paphian sea, Or so the woman said Whose green eyes ’sorcelled me.”

“(She'd seen him, a shadowy form⟳ in her sorcelled mirror, seated with his nobles, preparing his treacherous stroke.)”

“A sorcelled mist clouded her mind⟳, and the sounds of the vehement flies and the bated breathing of those around her folded back.”

“And, though Wirt had assured her that the Lothians would not come⟳ araiding until the harvest⟳ was done and that some weeks in the future, she worried that Wirt should be caught up by some fennish ague on the road, or have⟳ the pox from some Lothian slattern, or be sorcelled by demons of the waste⟳, or be left as a lonely sentinel while the rest⟳ of the garrison returned.”

“Anythin' that'd hold⟳ water could be sorcelled into a gate.”

“"That Lake-walker. He's sorcelled me all up. I can't hardly think⟳, these days."”

“Corpse Switches controlled the zombie miners […] The zombie workers had been paupers, criminals, and other dangerous and unsavory types. Certainly not the sorts one wanted roaming the mountains without the control⟳ of a properly sorcelled Corpse Switch⟳.”

“He'd come⟳ in here – come⟳ into Sharkwell's own⟳, private chambers – sorcelled him in his sleep⟳...”

“So the ink she'd been making was sorcelled to weaken, not kill⟳.”

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